With the 2007 Cricket World Cup already a thing of the past, news agency SAPA-AFP plays the alphabet game and looks back at the tournament. Full story

Wednesday night's seven-wicket loss to Australia finally put an end to South Africa's miserable 2007 CWC campaign. It probably also put an end to a few careers, too, although iafrica.com columnist Howard Kahn believes Proteas skipper Graeme Smith should be spared in the aftermath of yet another failed World Cup attempt. Full story

Today is yet another disappointing day as a South African cricket follower... iafrica.com columnist Barend Prins gives his take on yet another failed Cricket World Cup campaign for the Proteas and he seems rather happy that SA lost. Full story

They say that hindsight is always 20/20, and there seems to be a million opinions flying about regarding South Africa's almost inevitable implosion against Australia in yet another disastrous World Cup semi-final. iafrica.com columnist Phil Coetzer delves deeper... Full story

Legendary Proteas fast bowler Allan Donald believes South Africa's lack of invention ultimately led to their World Cup demise at the hands of perennial nemesis, Australia. Full story

On the eve of the Cricket World Cup semi-final against Australia, Dan's World provides another exclusive glimpse into the tournament diary of one Graeme Smith... Full story

iafrica.com columnist Howard Kahn would like to see the soon-to-be former England coach Duncan Fletcher put to work in South Africa - immediately. Full story

Alcohol has been a major influence at the 2007 Cricket World Cup. England were caught on a drinking binge after losing to New Zealand, before the Black Caps sent the Proteas to the bar, too. This got us thinking, imagine what a Drinks XI would look like... Which drink would you want batting, or bowling, for your life? Full story

No, this feature has nothing to do with that rather large Aussie umpire Darrell Hair. But rather to do with some large hairdos... or, in some cases, hairdon'ts. Full story

Heading to the Caribbean to follow the World Cup? Or just wondering what the Proteas will be getting up to off the field between games? Rebekah Kendal looks at what the islands have to offer... Full story